Whatever happened with Coinlab? Seems they are still transitioning over 2 major customers, lol!
Gotta give MtGox credit...they've been pretty stable last 10 days or so.
Topic: Now that bitfloor is gone, we have no more american exchanges? (Read 1005 times)
Aren't there some really large exchanges in the pipeline? Funded by real finance people?
coinbase is not an exchange
For that matter, Coinbase doesn't seem to be anything at all.
TradeHill came back a couple or few months ago, but is geared toward larger traders.
No, actually, it's geared towards people stupid enough to fall for the same scam twice. See their thread.
Ow thanks, didnt know that.
If it doesnt bank in UK, than there is no benefit to us here. Other than that they pay their taxes in this country.
If it doesnt bank in UK, than there is no benefit to us here. Other than that they pay their taxes in this country.
Actually Bitstamp is UK Ltd a company, but it's banking partners are in Slovenia. Source: their main page.
Im from the UK
And i doubt that Bitstamp is from the UK.
Where did you read that?
And i doubt that Bitstamp is from the UK.
Where did you read that?
CampBX
I was just saying that there needs to be more exchanges in the USA because the other ones are so far away and I just realized that CampBX's offices/headquarters is about 10 miles from where I live.
TradeHill came back a couple or few months ago, but is geared toward larger traders.
coinbase is not an exchange
Coinbase
CoinLab
CoinLab
CampBX
Mt-Gox = Japanese
BTC-e = Russian
Bitstamp = UK
I guess my question more is, now that bitfloor is gone, can there be any american exchanges?
BTC-e = Russian
Bitstamp = UK
I guess my question more is, now that bitfloor is gone, can there be any american exchanges?
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